Use mvn to create rpm that lists dependencies rather than including them

Question

I'm looking to package my Java application as an RPM that lists transitive dependencies (as RPM dependencies) rather than packaging them into the RPM itself. I understand how to use the mvn-rpm plugin to build an rpm that collects all dependencies into a single deployable artifact. What I'm hoping to do though is to just translate the declared dependencies in a mvn pom file into declared dependencies in an rpm. Then a particular mvn module will create its own rpm that includes just its own jar plus the list of dependencies it requires. I will then build separate RPMs that can provide those dependencies. The ultimate goal is to have a kind of composeable application architecture deployable as RPMs.